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By W. H. LYNE
CofBty Agent
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Public Hearings on Water
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A series of public hearings will be conducted throughout the state to discuss protection, development and utilization of our \yater resources. The Virginia Advisory Legislative Committee, headed by J. H.j Daniel, is charged with responsibility of investigation of water restorer problems. The Committee is anxious to secure wide participation of farm interest in these hearings and in the programs that w 11 be developed. .
be held nearest
have been schedulHearings
tc Rappahannock cd as follows:
April 3rd 10A.M. Circuit Court Room. Harrisonburg, Va.
June 12th l6 a.m. Old Senate Chamber, Richmond, Va.
It is particularly important that people who have experienced diffi-t culties in connection with water supplies and ude to be present. Rappahannock citizens, or business es concerned might well mark these dates on fhe calendar and plan to attend he most conven-; ient hearing.
*1 * | I A'nnuah Meeting—Shan J'alcfl
Membership There are Forty-two Shen-Valley members here in Rappahannock and I’ll water its been five years since half this number visited their plant. While I’m not necessarily a booster of all organizations I definitely try to boost interest amoving members to any
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